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WHAT’S INSIDE… A RASPBERRY PI ZERO?
| Title: | WHAT’S INSIDE… A RASPBERRY PI ZERO? |
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| Authors: | PARSONS, JACK |
| Source: | How It Works; 2026, Issue 215, p60-61, 2p, 8 Color Photographs |
| Subject Terms: | Raspberry Pi, Single-board computers, Hobbies, Computers, Video game consoles, Computer science education, Computer programming, Home automation |
| Company/Entity: | Raspberry Pi Foundation |
| Abstract: | The article focuses on the Raspberry Pi, a low-cost, credit-card-sized computer designed to promote computer science education and coding. Since its 2012 release by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, it has evolved into a versatile device popular among beginners and professionals, with models ranging from the original to the Pi Zero, which launched in 2015 at an even lower price point. The Raspberry Pi supports various projects, including photography with the Pi Camera, creating a mobile FM transmitter, home automation hacks, retro gaming consoles, and remote-controlled cars. Its affordability, compact size, and hackability make it accessible for diverse computing and creative applications. [Extracted from the article] |
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